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The document summarizes the topics that will be covered in today's English class, which include revising food vocabulary, a listening activity, and new topics on places in town, prepositions, and giving directions. It then provides materials on these new topics, including lists and maps of places in a town, examples of prepositions used for directions, and sample dialogs for asking for and giving directions.Revision food.city.giving directions sat 2nd july
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- 5. parkpark
- 6. cinemacinema
- 7. shopshop
- 8. streetstreet
- 10. cafecafe
- 14. Where is the • cinema? • across from • library? • next to • supermarket ? • behind • bookshop? • left/right hospital? •In front of
- 15. The next slide can be used as part of a listening exercise. It can be printed out and given to students. The teacher can describe places That are next to the buildings and students can fill in it. The next slide can be used as part of a listening exercise. It can be printed out and given to students. The teacher can describe places That are next to the buildings and students can fill in it.
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